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Opportunities in a Hot vacation destination area

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Hey there!  I have a chance to buy a significant amount of property in Alaska (fishing lodge) that goes hand in hand with my fishing guide business.  The numbers work really well; however, this is my first "big" swing at a real estate play.  This property will cash flow nicely, I am just not sure how to get something like this done.  (list is 1.6 mil)

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Start by asking owner if they will entertain all or partial owner financing.

Then look at an equity partner if a bank won't finance it.

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